that woked well thank u. I have another realtively simple question:
if you're checking what values variables hold,for exmaple:
for strings you check if var1=""
for integers we check if var1=0
how do we check for empty DATE values?
I have a situation where I'm checking 2 textboxes to see if they are both empty. I first check a TB that would contain a name and if it's empty I have a nested if to check the other textbox where a date may be place. If the first one has an empty value and the second(date) has an empty value , then there is an input box asking for a date to be entered. However this inputbox has an ok and a cancel button and if either are clicked with nothing entered then I get a type mismatch error. I tried writing a do until (var)<> 0, and continued to get the same result. This is where the question comes in about empty date values. I will include the code so you can see what I'm talking about and assume all variables are dimmed.
thanks adam
txtEmpQry.SetFocus
If txtEmpQry.Text = "" Then
txtPPQry.SetFocus
If txtPPQry.Text = "" Then
answer = MsgBox("Would you like to search by Employee?", vbYesNo)
If answer = 6 Then
input1 = InputBox("Please enter Employees name")
txtEmpQry.SetFocus
txtEmpQry.Text = input1
ElseIf answer = 7 Then
Do While input2 = 0
input2 = InputBox("Please enter Pay Period formatted with short date format xx/xx/xxxx")
Loop
'txtPPQry.SetFocus
'txtPPQry.Text = input2
End If
End If
End If